Are spending cuts to blame for the schools concrete crisis?
Capital spending on education has been squeezed since 2010 as money has been redirected to healthcare.
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Backlash sparks delay over rail ticket office closure plans
Passenger watchdogs have been given more time to assess the vast volume of responses to a consultation.
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New iPhone, new charger: Apple bends to EU rules
A European Union law will require portable devices to have a common charger by 2024.
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Airlines could face crackdown on hidden fees
Consumers should have accurate information upfront before making a purchase, the government says.
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Barbie overtakes Super Mario Bros to be 2023’s biggest box office hit
Margot Robbie's hit movie becomes the year's most successful film at box offices around the world.
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Asda owners quizzed over action to curb price rises
MPs ask Asda's co-owner, Mohsin Issa, whether issues over its finances are preventing more being done.
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Country Garden: Property shares jump on debt reprieve
The Chinese developer reportedly secured an extension to a key debt payment deadline at the weekend.
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Rail disruption: Train cancellations as high as 13% in 2023
One station, managed by TransPennine Express, has had 13% of its trains cancelled.
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New tech boosts Dutch drive for sustainable farming
In the Netherlands, experiments are underway to ensure future food supply and cut carbon emissions.
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Tesco staff offered body cameras over crime fears
It follows similar moves by other retailers and daily incidents rising from 450 a day, up to 850.
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